| Why we wrote this | PowerShell is an amazing tool for gathering, collecting, slicing, grouping, filtering and collating data. However, trying to show that information or several sets of it on one report is not as easy. A few years we ago built our own solution, we created a set of HTML reporting functions. I have been using these functions for years to help myself, my team and customers to deliver Powershell data to people that just need the details and not a CSV file or a code snippet. We’ve now decided to make these available to the rest of you. |
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| Original Credits | This code was originally borrowed from Alan Renouf for a vSphere healthcheck report by Andrew Storrs and myself for a more dynamic reporting style, being able to create reports on the fly with minimal effort. |
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| Recent Credits | Jennifier Han, Giovanni Fleres, Chris Speers, Keith Ellis, Blake and Moep |
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| Running Reports | These reports, once built can be scheduled to run, dropped on a file share emailed or saved to an Azure Storage Blob. |
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| This Help Report | Will walk through several examples of how to use the functions to generate different types of reports. |
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| Beta Help File | Please note this help is in a draft state |
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